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ColourGuard Plus 2.5lt Concentrate

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  • ColourGuard PLUS is a natural grass pigment plus fertiliser that instantly greens up your lawn.
  • ColourGuard Plus keeps your lawn looking its best all year-round.
  • The liquid formulation consists of natural ingredients that will not harm the health or growth of turf. ColourGuard Plus delivers micron sized organic pigment solids into the tiny pores of the leaf tissues.
  • Application rate; 2.5ltr Concentrate will cover up to 6,250square metres (0.625Hectares) Smaller pack sizes are available.

 

  • Quickly restores the natural green colour of  your grass
  • Helps to protect your grass from frost
  • Will help your grass stay green during droughts and water restrictions
  • Fade resistant against UV
  • Grass won’t run, bleed or stain once it has been absorbed into the grass
  • ColourGuard Plus is safe for the environment, pets & people
  • Organic and natural – no harmful chemicals
  • Reduces the amount of fertiliser and water used on lawns

 

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Do not mow for 3 days prior to or following application.

 

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ColourGuard Plus is a liquid fertiliser with a natural grass pigment that can swiftly restore the colour of your lawn. With ColourGuard Plus you can have a green lawn all year round, even if it does get affected by the cold Melbourne morning frosts.

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